This is not truly a case, right? The keyboard attaches with a magnet? (Similar to the apple magnetic covers)
42462
That's correct. It attaches just like the Apple magnetic cover. You detach it and move the ipad into the groove, to use the keyboard. Closed it looks very professional.
956167
The keyboard connects via magnets in the side of the iPad, so I did have to stop using the case. However the keyboard leaves the back of the iPad exposed when closed, and the whole thing looked so dangerously fragile I bought a slip case to keep it in. I'd recommend that.
950573
No, but the keyboard sleeve to the back of the cover is velcro by the way. The keyboard to keyboard sleeve is a magnet.
258282
The keyboard is attached by magnet. It moves and slides very easy!!!! It does not attach in any groove just by magnets on the side of the case.
1307067
There is another version of the keyboard that comes with a case. Get that one if you need it.
952354
I don't use a case, but the keyboard is quite thin. I love this keyboard and it's worth the purchase. They are hard to find. Snap it up while you can.
1767419
Not really. The keyboard attaches just find with the cover on, however, when you separate the ipad mini and attempt to put it in the slot in the keyboard for use, the cover makes the mini too thick to fit in that slot and it keeps falling over. You can wedge it in for a while but it eventually wiggles loose and falls over. It's too bad 'cause it's a nice cover. Removing the cover each time you want to use the keyboard would be a hassle and likely stretch it out eventually.
1930247
Yes, its magnetic. The cover for keyboard is removable and when you only use the tablet, it can not be closed perfectly with magnet. They can only be folded together. I would say it;s not a very desirable case because it;s heavy weight and cumbersome design.
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I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard combination nicely, keeps them connected and protects both of them. I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard... » Read More I don't put the iPad/keyboard combination "naked" in my briefcase. If it is jostled the magnet isn't strong enough to keep the two pieces together, and I am also worried about the covers getting scratched as well as having the iPad on when it shouldn't be. (When I carried the iPad alone it was always in a leather protective case, to prevent scratches or other damage, particularly to the iPad screen, and to be sure it stayed in sleep mode.) When I purchased the keyboard a few weeks ago I also purchased a CaseCrown faux suede slip case for about $10, which fits the iPad/keyboard combination nicely, keeps them connected and protects both of them. « Show Less
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It is magnetically connected to the case The cover without the keyboard is very study & attractive. I am happy with the simplicity & quality of this product.
1930241
Oh...Robert, I'm sorry...it is not magnetic but has a snap button when using the keyboard. Sorry, I forgot because I rarely use the keyboard part of the case. However, I can say I am very happy and everyone comments that it looks professional and quality.
1665809
Yes, the keyboard has 4 magnets on each corner. So you can remove the keyboard from the case.
2010087
I purchased this as a gift for someone else. It's a keyboard with an aluminum cover. Sorry I'm not much help. I don't even have an ipad.
1389761
Kind of. You have to take the iPad and the keyboard apart, lay the iPad face down on the keyboard, then there is the flat metal magnetic bar that flips over the iPad. So one side of the "case" would be the actually iPad itself. I returned mine or I'd take a picture.
1675896
I'm not sure what you mean by keyboard cover. This is a full-size keyboard that opens us with storage underneath and holds a iPad in slot.
1438229
The magnets are to be attached to the cover, this way they will 'pick-up' the keyboard, but they don't stick very well I've found.
252573
It is a keyboard in a case but you have to connect it to the tablet by a cord. I returned it because I wanted the "magnetic" connection for my Surface.